sire of Touchstone, Launcelot, and other winners) out of the celebrated mare, Arachne (the dam of Industry, the winner of the Oaks) The Ant, The Bee, &c. by Filho da Puta, her dam, Treasure, &c.-Camel, by Whalebone, dam by Selim. His stock are very superior, several of which have been sold at a high price. Good accommodation for mares at Ss. per week. Corn at the market price. For particulars apply to Mr Holloway as above. At Hampton Court Paddocks, SLANE, at 25 sov. and one sov. to the groom. ION, at 15 sov. and one sov. to the groom. GIBRALTAR, at 10 sov. and 10s. to the groom; half-bred mares at half price. At Mr Pettit's, Newmarket, ST FRANCIS, at 10gs a mare, and half a guinea to the groom. At Moulton Paddocks, one mile and a quarter from Newmarket, THEON (own brother to Euclid, Extempore, Mathematician, &c.) by Emilius, out of Maria (sister to the dam of Mundig, Cotherstone, &c.) by Whisker, at 10gs each mare groom's fee included. Theon is nearly 16 hands high, good-tempered, and is of a handsome dark brown colour; his stock are large-boned, of good size, and very promising-two of the only three which have been out proving winners. AMORINO, own brother to Amato, winner of the Derby at Epsom in 1838, bred by Sir G. Heathcote, Bart.-by Velocipede, out of Jane Shore, by Woful-Bella Donna, by Seymour-Gramarie, by Sorcerer; thorough-bred mares at 5gs, and half-bred mares at 21. 5s. groom's fees included. Amorino won the Derby at Ascot in 1843, he was prevented starting at Epsom, having run a nail into his foot a day or two before the race. He is a very lengthy, strongly made, muscular animal, with good bone, fine action, quiet temper, and excellent constitution; height, 15 hands 3 inches; colour, a handsome dark bay, with good · and very sound black legs. Corn at All expenses must be paid before the mares are taken away. Every accommodation for mares and foals upon the usual terms. the market price. Apply to the stud-groom. At Eaton, TOUCHSTONE, at 30 sov. a mare, groom's fee of one sov. included. Hay and grass at 9s. per week. Corn at the market price. At Mr Isaac Sadler's, Stockbridge, VENISON, by subscription, forty mares, besides those of the owner, at 25gs a mare, and one guinea to the groom. Subscribers' names to be sent to Mr Sadler, Stockbridge; notice will be given when the subscription is full. The money to be paid before the mares are taken away. At Shadwell, near Leeds, VELOCIPEDE, at 15gs a mare, groom's fee included. Good accommodation for mares and foals on the usual terms. Velocipede is sire of Queen of Trumps, winner of the Epsom Oaks and the Doncaster St Leger in 1835; of Amato, winner of the Epsom Derby in 1838; of Vanish, winner of the Doncaster Two yrs old stakes in 1845; of Hornsea, second in the St Leger in 1835; and of Carolina, second in the Oaks in 1839. His stock have won the following sums-1833, 5001.; 1834, 3,5101.; 1835, 13,3641.; 1836, 6,7451.; 1837, 4.1281.; 1838, 9,1961. ; 1839, 3,5651.; 1840, 3,4011.; 1841, 1,8281.; 1842, 5,8011.; 1843, 7,6741.; 1844, 7,9111.; 1845, 6,3401.; 1846, 5,730l. total, 79,6931. Velocipede's stock have obtained 27 cups, and the following horses have individually won as follows -Amato, 3,8251. ; Armytage, 1,4151.; Capote, 1,0551.; Chit-chat, 2,8031.; Draco, 1,9001.; Ebberston, 1,6651.; General Pollock, 1,5821; Hornsea, 2,1351.; Joe Lovell, 4,2801.; Knight of the Whistle, 3,4271.; Lady Sarah, 1,0051. Ld Kelburne's c. 1,5001.; Meteor, 1,5001.; Mickleton Maid, 1,6301.; Millepede, 2,1651. ; Queen of Trumps, 6,5901. ; The Skater, 1,1431.; Valparaiso, 1,4001.; Vanish, 1,1901.; Verbena, 1,4651.; Vertumnus, 1,0051.; William le Gros, 3,7921,; Winesour, 1,4101.; Wood Pigeon, 1,0551. All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away. At Dringhouses, near York, VITELLIUS will serve thorough-bred mares the ensuing season at 10 sov. groom's fee included; and after the 31st of March next, a few half-bred mares at 4 sov. a mare, and half a sov. to the groom VOL. LXXV. S Vitellius is by Ebberston, out of the dam of Sir Tatton Sykes, the winner of the Great St Leger stakes at Doncaster in 1846. He is a beautiful black horse, stands 15 hands 3 inches high; is six years old, sound and free from any natural blemish, and possesses perfect symmetry, a fine temper, and splendid action. Vitellius's performance on the turf, as a three years old, were of a very superior character; and, at four years old, he won the Great Northamptonshire stakes in 1844, beating Hooton, Knight of the Whistle, Naworth, and other celebrated horses, sixteen starting; and, the following day, he won her Majesty's Guineas, beating St Lawrence easily. His public running has been invariably good, for further particulars of which see Racing Calendar. N. B. Good accommodation for mares and foals, at the usual prices. All expenses to be paid before the mares are taken away. For particulars apply to Mr John Pearson, Dringhouses, York. At Lowfold, Wisborough Green, Sussex, 5 miles from Petworth, 10 from Horsham, 6 from Pulborough, and 17 from Guildford. VOL-AU-VENT, a dark bay horse, by Voltaire (sire of Charles the Twelfth) out of Pauline (Gladiator's dam) by Moses; thorough-bred mares gratis. Good accommodation for thorough-bred mares at 6s. a week. Corn at the market price. For further particulars, apply to the bailiff, Lowfold. At the Manor Farm, Hart, near Hartlepool, Durham. VOLTAIRE, at 8 sov. a mare, and half a sov. to the groom. Hay and grass for foaling mares at 9s. per week; barren mares, 8s. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1847. TUESDAY.-Renewal of the Newmarket Handicap Stakes of 25 sov. each, 10 ft. and only 5 if declared to Messrs Weatherby on or before the 24th of January, with 100 added from the Town Racefund, and 100 by the Jockey Club, for three yrs old and upwards; Clermont Course, about a mile and three quarters; the owner of the second horse to receive 100 sov. out of the stakes. Age st. ib. Mr Gregory's ch. c. by Euclid, dam by Taurus, out of Ld Glasgow's b. f. Discontent The following having declared forfeit pay 5 sov. each :— 3 4 8 Mr Mostyn's Ennui 4 7 4 Mr Meiklam's c. by Touchstone, out of Laura Mr P. P. Rolt's Collingwood Mr W. Cuthbert's Banana Mr B. Green's b. f. The Lamb 4 7 1 Mr Payne's Marquis of Conyngham 4 Mr John Stanley na. Bravissimo Mr Treen's Buttress Ld Exeter's St Demetri 4 7 I Ld Exeter's Hydrangea 7 0 Mr Flintoff's Princess Boyal Mr Drinkald's b. f. Farthing Candle Mr Greville's Polka 6 5 My Greville's Geraldine 4 6 3 Mr E. Crockford's Killi Krankie 6 1 Ld Spencer na. Projectile 3 6 0 Mr Batson's f. Present, by Verulam, out of Pergama Mr Villiers na. b. f. Sagacity, by Theon--Wanton- Col. Synge's Conan More Col. Peel's Sorrel Mr Drinkald's ch. c. Hyderabad |